ATK Engines VMM6MA Marine Engine Chevy 5.7 Marine Engine
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ATK VMM6MA Features:
Reman Engines are dismantled & assembled by the same process each time: All heads, blocks, cranks & cams are machined & wear parts are replaced. Each engine is tested after assembly for compression, oil pressure & sealed water jacket
- 1) Note: Alpha GM, Steel Timing Cover, Center Mount V/C
- Engine Type: 5.7L OHV V8 16v Marine
- OEM Make: GM/Chevrolet
- Block Cast #: 880
- Left Head Cast #: 191, 193
- Right Head Cast #: 191, 193
- Cam Cast #: OE Cam: 431-811658, EPC Cam: 4714C
Specifications:
Will this work in my 2004 Volvopenta 5.7 fuel injected?
Hey, is this a vortec engine or pre vortec… does it have flat tappet lifters or rollers
My boat has a 1984 5.7L in it. It takes a small fly wheel. The end if the crank is a wierd looking one, it has a counter weight I'm guessing. I have pictures.
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